Qu Lan smiled and said, "Then I'll get ready first."

Tu Le's telling the truth freed him and Qu Lan, as there was no need to compete with him anymore.

She said nothing more and went to help Manlis prepare the dress.

Tu Le looked at his parents and didn't say anything to them. He just bowed to them apologetically.

Immediately, he followed him upstairs to get his card and prepare to order a coffin.

Tu Le's parents looked at the empty, deserted hall, which seemed to freeze to death, then looked at each other, and couldn't help but burst into tears.

Tu Le returned to the room, changed his clothes, and took out a card, intending to prepare some money to order a coffin.

Qu Lan watched him get ready and remained silent.

When Tu Le was about to go out, he saw Qu Lan, but felt a little embarrassed, "Well..."

Qu Lan saw him hesitating and spoke first, "I will move back today, and after your matter is settled, we will go through the divorce procedures."

Hearing this, Tu Le nodded: "Okay..."

Qu Lan smiled instead and said, "Go and get busy."

Tu Le nodded dully again, turned around to leave, and then looked back at Qu Lan.

"Thank you, Qu Lan."

Qu Lan waved her hand to him, "Go ahead."

Tu Le then turned and left.

He didn't stay at home for long and quickly left the house.

Maybe he stayed at home for too short a time, so he didn't meet Manlys.

I didn't hear any strange sounds.

After Tu Le left home, he went directly to the market to ask who could make the coffin.

But nowadays, furniture is all finished products directly from furniture stores, and they are all made of renewable materials, and wood is rarely used.

There are very few shops in the market that can do wood craftsmanship.

Tule searched for a long time before he found a thrift store. The owner had some skills and could help repair some simple wooden furniture.

It just so happened that some wood came to his house recently.

However, the shop owner was a little confused when he saw the coffin drawings provided by Tule.

"Sir, why did you make such a big box? What can it be used for?"

Tule dare not directly say that it is making coffins.

He was afraid that if he said this, the shop owner would be scared away.

Patrol then said vaguely: "I want to install a large robot."

The shop owner was a little puzzled: "Don't the robots come with factory packaging? Why do you have to make them yourself?"

Tu Le touched his nose and said: "Yuan, I damaged the original packaging, so I want to make a new one. I'm willing to pay more, boss, just tell me, can you do it?"

I saw that he was well-dressed and well-looking, and he didn't look like a bad person.

Moreover, nowadays it is common to have robots at home.

They also require some special packaging.

However, most people prefer to use the original packaging.

For private customization, bosses rarely take over it.

The boss was a little hesitant.

Tu Le could see that he was hesitating, so he set a price, "Five thousand star coins, is that okay?"

Upon hearing this number, the boss said without thinking: "Okay! I'll do it right away!"

Tu Le quickly asked: "Can we do it in those two hours?"

The boss was stunned and said, "Two hours?"

Tu Le said awkwardly: "I, I'm a little anxious...I need it urgently."

The boss looked at the drawings given by Patrol again.

In fact, this drawing is quite simple.

Just a rectangular box.

Lingchu knew that no one here had ever made a coffin. When drawing the picture, they did not draw any special patterns, only a simple and plain rectangle.
Chapter completed!